No.32419
DRAMA EDITION
Get in here and fling some shit lads. Or hug and make up. Whatever really.
No.32422
>>32418
Yeah I agree with that, his political opinions are fucking gay and he's a massive faggot for having them. I just didn't think it was banworthy.
No.32424
>>32421
And you'll continue to get it as long as you keep posting deliberately antagonistic shit.
No.32425
>>32422
Well, no hard feelings lad. I'm off to bed.
I should probably mention that I'm not actually Dolequest guy, though I'd still consider us mates
No.32426
>>32425
Oh, my mistake! I assumed you were because you're a mod, but I forget we have a few on here. I consider you my friend too, so don't feel down or anything okay? Good night.
No.32427
>>32426
I'm actually board owner, though I don't like bringing that up so I was just gonna roll with the Dolequest thing
Night lads.
No.32428
Lads, do you reckon it's true that it would be really easy to kill someone and get away with it if it were a motivation less crime? I heard apparently a one off killing is really hard to track because there's no motive to lead a trail.
>buy murder weapon from store while wearing gloves
>wear gloves when killing person
>kill them at night, alone, isolated and out of sight
>drop murder weapon and flee the scene
>ideally this should be a long way away from wherever you live
>never do it again
thoughts? if you left no DNA and no witnesses it would be pretty impossible for them to find you.
No.32429
>>32427
Well I'm an idiot. I thought dolequest and boardowner was the same person.
No.32431
>>32428
Probably, the main difficulty would be the leaving no evidence part. Even just the smallest flake of skin or a hair left on the victim or weapon would probably be enough for a DNA sample.
Actually isn't there someone here who's studying forensics? They'd know.
No.32432
>>32428
w-wat are you planning to do
No.32433
>>32431
He's also by his own admission failing his course, but it would be sweet if he'd be able to shed some light on the situation. The thing is, how are they going to trace the flake of skin or hair back to you? It would be a cold case. There would be no evidence, so unless your DNA was already in their database you'd be fine. You could wear an entirely new set of clothes and a hairnet.
No.32434
>>32432
create stimulating topics of discussion :4)
No.32435
>People with socially left wing opinions
No.32436
>>32435
>only mentions socially
>no mention of economic
gibsmedat muhfugga
No.32437
>>32433
The latest phones have fingerprint detection and shit built in to them, and they're always aware of your location, so maybe you could catch a murderer like that that way. A smart criminal wouldn't have a "smart" phone though.
No.32438
>>32437
yeah, I don't think anyone going out with the sole intention of murder would take a phone with them.
No.32439
>>32436
I can't really complain about Socialism since I'm NEET. I'm not in favour of International Socialism though.
No.32440
>>32439
I'm pro welfare too purely because I want britfeel to live the good life, all the nigs and chav on welfare can get fucked though
No.32441
>>32438
Even if the murderer didn't take his phone with him, if there was a single fingerprint left at the scene or on the murder weapon I imagine they could quite easily compare it with all the ones the phones have collected.
No.32442
>>32441
I imagine you'd need high clearance to do that, assuming it's actually something that's practiced. Do you think police would break that out for a single, solitary murder?
No.32443
>>32440
I don't really mind chavs receiving welfare, they're the descendants of people who played a part in building and maintaining the Empire afterall; and if anything it's they who've been hit hardest by mass immigration and the outsourcing of jobs abroad. I know they're abrasive as fuck and don't like to associate with them, but I don't feel towards them the same level of disdain I do for leftist cucks. It's more just pity.
No.32444
>>32443
Hmm, you make a good point. I just fucking loathe chavs though. Not all lower class people, just the chavs. I don't pity them in the slightest. I'd quite like to watch them all die.
No.32445
>>32441
Phone fingerprint technology is useless anyway, but either way I doubt the police would get it, they have trouble dealing with getting iphones unlocked by apple, this would be even worse.
I think one of the biggest problems you'd have would be surveillance, both from things like cctv and locals, does the person working at the hotel notice you leave and come back really late at night? They may ask about that sort of thing when the case comes up cold, especially if its in a small area, where you'd be more likely to get away with it, so would be the best option.
The thing is though, whats the point if you have no connection to the person or motivation? It's very unlikely to happen, you've got no dog in the game. Most murders are crimes of passion or hatred or whatever, or at least I think thats the case.
No.32446
>>32439
>>32440
I haven't given it too much thought in all honesty, but even though I'm NEET and on ESA, I'm anti-welfare, or at least against the level it's currently at. I would much prefer we were all contributing members of a healthy and productive society even if it was a bit stressful and difficult, rather than NEETs posting on an imageboard.
That probably has a lot to do with the fact I'm really put off working myself because I know I can survive on bennies, and my tendency to avoid risks or anxiety-causing-things is enabled greatly by this "oh yeah "autism" totally means you don't need to work, enjoy your 24/7 free time".
No.32447
>>32445
You could just want to experience killing, or you could be a misanthrope, or you could be mentally ill and have a voice demanding you kill someone, but nobody in particular.
>notice you leaving the hotel
You could walk from the town of your hotel to another place, or you could camp out somewhere in walking distance of prospective victims. Anywhere other than cities has very little CCTV. The only CCTV in most towns and villages is outside the local corner shop.
No.32448
>>32444
The thing with chavs, is usually they're thick as shit, but not full scale mentally disabled, so they dont get to have benefits, but are still the ones losing their jobs to immigrants (and probably machines)
The fact that they're stupid also means they make bad life decisions, fuck up at school, dont properly understand how to be civil with others, etc. They're basically cursed.
I still fucking hate the fuckers though, but I get what the other anon is saying.
Also, how come people with that ridiculously low level of intelligence are generally ugly as hell? Or maybe its just like that around here.
No.32449
>>32448
I'm not too sure. There are lots of unintelligent people who have solid work ethic and polite manners. Plenty of working class people are decent and I wouldn't snub them.
No.32450
>>32447
Then the smaller you get, the more noticable it is that a stranger is there, old dorris will see some weirdo outside and phone the village constable to come check it out on his bike.
I do see your point though, it's probably a case of finding the middle ground.
No.32451
>>32450
I was thinking more town or the residential area of a city, and late enough that there aren't many people around
No.32452
If you're going to kill anyone at least make sure they're not white.
No.32453
>>32447
I think the "best" thing to do, if you really wanted to murder/rape/torture/eat/etc someone for whatever reason, would be to fly off to some shitty 3rd world country and do it to some random person there that nobody cares about instead.
No.32454
>>32452
Why do you think I would kill someone? It's a hypothetical
>>32453
That's an interesting point actually. In some undeveloped shithole in Africa or Asia you'd actually be likely to get away with it, wouldn't you? Hell, you could probably murder a string of people. Just do research and find a country where police truly do not give a fuck. The downside is you would also need to find one where you yourself weren't in too much danger. It becomes much more of a balancing act in a poor, lawless area. Especially as a white person. They'd be used to bleeding heart rich yuppies. How would they react to a loner? Possibly try and rob or kill you.
No.32455
>>32454
You'd do it the way they do it; be at least somewhat fit i.e. not a weakling loser, go over there in a group rather than solo, and target only children, teenage girls, and women.
No.32456
>>32455
>killing in a group
you'd have to find a group up for it and assume none of them would break under pressure or get caught, sounds like the opposite of a good idea. We're talking picking off someone in the night, not razing a village.
No.32457
>>32456
group killings are super rare
killing partners tend to have a sub-dom relationship
No.32458
>>32456
You wouldn't just kill everyone in one night or all in on place, you'd move around, do stakeouts, find the really vulnerable targets, make well thought out plans, and do the killings/rapes/whatevers far enough apart that it doesn't cause any suspicion.
You wouldn't need a massive group, unless you wanted to go full rotherham. Just having a single partner-in-crime would make everything a whole lot easier.
No.32459
>>32457
>>32458
so what you're saying is I need to find a gf? In all seriousness, I'm not convinced. If it were really just a one off thing I can only imagine a partner being a liability. If you wanted to be a serial killer it could be useful, but at the same time you're then tied to a (likely mentally unstable) person who has a lot of dirt on you. Strikes me as impractical. Anyone who would join you for a straight up desire to kill too would be untrustworthy, you'd have to pick someone meek and with low self esteem, isolate them from everyone else and make them physically and emotionally dependent on you.
No.32460
Morning lads.
>tfw got the shits
No.32461
>>32460
Morning lad, what do you think has caused it? did you eat something that didn't agree with you?
No.32463
>>32431
>>32433
I am, yeah.
Small skin flakes is enough for DNA analysis, and in a murder they're going to do DNA.
Without a comparison they're not going to get you, but if you get picked up for anything else and swabbed (and you get swabbed for everything) you're going to get caught.
(also I just got results back from one of my retakes and I passed it, so I'm feeling slightly better about the whole thing if people want to ask questions)
No.32464
>>32437
location can be done from phones, but there's no database of fingerprints the police can access from them. Fingerprints only come from people arrested, or the victims for elimination.
No.32465
>>32457
>>32459
Yeah, partners that do well are usually romantic (or at least sexual) so they feel connected, and aren't going to screw each other over. Partners for money, or the love of killing, or whatever fall apart pretty quickly.
No.32466
>>32461
I had some milk that was slightly out of date. It was in those little sealed packages though so I figured it would be alright.
No.32467
>>32462
I feel bad saying it but I don't really care.
No.32468
>>32467
me neither, t/b/h
I've never met the guy, why should it effect me?
No.32469
>>32468
Because you can use his death to get facebook likes or reddit upvotes.
No.32470
>>32469
of course, why didn't I think of that
No.32471
>>32470
You know what the best part is? You don't only get likes+karma this once. You now have an annual income.
Bowie's birthday? Post a happy birthday post.
This time next year? Time to post a "1 year today we lost a hero".
You're set for life.
No.32472
>>32471
not for life, someone else will die soon enough, and the cycle can begin anew.
I find celebrity culture to be a bit creepy honestly, they're like gods to some people now.
No.32473
>>32471
I'm still milking dem sweet likes from Michael Jacksons death. Truly we may never see such a goldmine again in our lifetimes.
No.32474
>>32472
>I find celebrity culture to be a bit creepy honestly
Me too, especially those people with entire careers built around talking or writing about popular people. "Celeb gossip" is utter cancer.
No.32475
>>32473
>I'm still milking dem sweet likes
Hey guy, I think you're a fucking faggot.
No.32476
I watched a man walk out of a toilet cubical and not wash his hands. That's fucking filthy, he was clearly having a shit too.
No.32477
>>32475
Normalfag influx recently.
No.32478
>>32475
>not being a like farmer
Get a load of this guy, I run 3 separate Michael Jackson memorial pages as well as a twitter page.
actually, I don't do any of that shit, it was a joke mate
No.32480
>>32474
it's awful, I imagine it's not great for the celebs either, so many of them end up killing themselves, either on purpose or with drugs/alcohol/dangerous lives in general
No.32481
No.32482
>>32476
I do that all the time. I didn't get shit on my hands, whats the point?
No.32483
>>32482
Get fucked you peasant.
No.32485
No.32486
>>32482
Do you wash your hands every time you touch your dick?
No.32487
No.32488
>>32487
If I used a public toilet cubical and touched door handles, toilet roll holders and other toilet things. Yes, I would wash my hands afterwards.
No.32489
No.32490
>>32486
yes.
You people are gross.
No.32491
Today I discovered the joy of second hand bookshops lads. I got like 35 books.
No.32492
>>32491
They've probably been touched with gross toilet hands.
No.32493
>>32492
I'm not easily grossed out by the idea of that sort of thing. I've already stuck my face in multiple ones and bathed in the smell of dusty books.
No.32494
>>32493
Pakis could have touched those books.
No.32495
>>32491
That's pretty sweet, I don't think there's any around here, and all the charity shops are just filled with chick-lit and the like.
What did you pick up, anything exciting?
No.32496
>>32494
>pakis
>reading
It's like 99% donated from old white people.
>>32495
I got a bunch really.
>A tonne of H.G Wells
>Slaughterhouse Five
>The Picture of Dorian Gray
>Leatherbound Great expectations
>The Dune Trilogy
>wuthering heights
>90s set of penguin great ideas, bunch of short essays on politics, philosophy etc.
>a collection of shakespeare's comedies
>crime and punishment
That's it I think. I was tempted by an 18th century bible companion (published 1756) and also two old books on the workings of the masonic order but they were much more expensive than everything else so I didn't have the cash.
No.32497
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmhQ6YmYzPY
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmhQ6YmYzPY
No.32498
>>32497
That's a lot of dislikes even for a TYT video
No.32499
>>32497
Watched 5 minutes before turning it off. People like these have made me so bitter, cynical and filled with cold rage. I used to be quite the opposite.
the comments made me smile though
No.32500
>>32497
>I haven't seen TYT deny something this hard since the armenian genocide
BTFO
No.32501
>>32497
I wouldn't mind keeping Ana as a slave.
No.32502
When I turn the heating on, my cat drags her beg across the floor so she can sleep in front of the heater.
No.32503
No.32504
I made a new meme. Do you think it has potential?
No.32505
>>32502
cute.
>>32504
le angry jewish nazi man? it has meme potential
No.32506
I've been postponing doing outdoorsy stuff for ages. I think I'm going to finally get round to going for a hike this month.
No.32507
No.32508
No.32509
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
I think the only person I genuinely idolise to a degree is Tommy Robinson. To me, this man is a hero. He has sacrificed his peace and safety to speak out against mass Muslim migration. Time and time he has been smeared, assaulted and had attempts made on his life, but he keeps on going.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08ZPbUBmb30
No.32510
>>32509
Truly one of the greatest Britons alive today.
No.32511
>>32509
It's a shame his EDL was and still is full of retards.
No.32512
Why did I start my morning by watching that TYT video again.
No.32513
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>>32509
For me it's Oswald Mosley.
No.32514
>>32511
Usually the people with the courage to speak up or act are either too stupid to realise the backlash they'll face, or so intelligent that they do it anyway because they know it's necessary.
No.32515
>>32514
I just realised that sounds a bit fedora-tier but I still maintain that most people who get involved in the fight for Whites are one or the other.
No.32516
These light alarm clocks aren't a meme.
I'm very pleased with mine.
No.32517
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#LAD
I hope the admins of that page die a violent death
No.32518
>>32509
I'd like him more if he wasn't pro-Jew.
No.32519
>>32517
The group was bought by some Hillary supporting Americans.
No.32520
>>32518
It's hard not to be if you want to get anywhere. Being a racist is one thing, but being an anti-semite is another. I'd be more concerned about the fact that he's probably a state asset. I don't remember the details, but the short of it is that he kept getting arrested on bogus charges and they wouldn't stop or let him go until he gave them the information he wanted. He got beaten up by a few EDL members whom he'd supposedly snitched on at one point. I can't say I think too much less of him for doing it, it seemed as if he had no other options, and in spite of it he's still been able to do some good. Brit/pol/ also talked about Anjem Choudary being a state asset which I find highly believable.
No.32521
I CAN'T STOP FAPPING REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I need to replace it with a new hobby. Maybe reading.
No.32523
Wew lads, this nostalgia. Check out what he's playing.
http://www.twitch.tv/solidsnakeandsam
No.32524
>>32518
He is pro-jew in order to be further anti-muslim, given how much they hate jews
No.32525
>>32520
No one is forcing Zionism on him, he likes Jews probably because he think they're white people that don't like Muslims either.
No.32526
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
This song is nice to be honest lads. Have any of you played this game?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1CjxQXXA7o
No.32527
>>32516
Good to know, if I ever have the spare dosh I think I'll get one.
>>32519
That makes sense. I remember unilad, while always insufferable, used to actually be about dean the madman lad culture shit instead of all this feminist bollocks.
>>32524
>>32525
You have to make sacrifices in life. I know it's not ideal but I'm more than welcome to cool it on the Jew hunt if it means we can actually stop Islamism. We'll sort it out later hopefully without any bloodshed
No.32528
>>32517
Nothing says #banter like interracial breeding
#madmen
No.32529
>>32516
That's good to hear, I've been thinking about getting myself one, which one did you get and how much was it?
No.32530
>>32526
no, but I read an lp, fucked up story, but pretty awesome
No.32531
>muh PR
I didn't realize they were this bad. It makes it all the more amusing that lefties think they're so big and scary, if they ever see a real ==RIGHT WING DEATH SQUAD== they'll start having heart attacks.
No.32532
>>32531
>EDL has a fag division
I see no problem with this. Some gays are otherwised pretty based (like Milo). Plus it fucks with the lefties heads when the gays don't fall in line with them
No.32533
>>32532
>Milo
>based
Fuck off.
No.32534
>>32532
I don't think fellas like these have any respect for faggots, they're clearly only doing it for PR reasons, which is not only pathetic but completely ineffective. It makes EDL shit for the exact same reasons it made Gamergate shit. Milo "I only fuck Black guys" Yiannopoulos is alright when it comes to pissing off leftists, but let's face it, that's not exactly hard; he's otherwise as disgusting as most other faggots.
No.32535
>>32533
>constantly reks feminists and defends white males
>not based
YOU fuck off
No.32536
No.32537
>>32536
>hurr durr faggot
mate, you're being pathetic. I'm not a fag nor do I particularly like them, but he is still a force for good.
No.32538
>>32537
Faggot lover fuck off.
No.32539
No.32540
No.32541
No.32542
No.32546
>>32545
I'm sure this is bait
and yet
No.32547
>>32545
Where did you get this?
No.32548
>>32545
kek, those things always make me cringe
No.32549
>>32545
Anyone think it's strange how the percentage of bisexuals in the world is about 1-2% (actually less common than homosexuals). But about 1 in every 4 people on these fucking stat things says bi?
No.32550
>>32549
The internet, particularly any places where you can attentionwhore, attracts faggots like flies to a turd, as well as trannies and full-time professional victims.
No.32551
>>32548
>shooting cans whit my SPAS-12
No.32552
>>32547
I stopped by 4chan's /b/ to see how it'd changed since I stopped browsing all those years ago.
No.32553
>>32552
4chan keeps getting worse and worse. It's pretty much unbrowseable at this point bar maybe a few niche boards. /lit/ has finally gone to shit, anons on there are talking about setting up a new chan since the mods have abandoned them
No.32554
I just wish 4chan would end.
No.32555
>>32554
>4chan ends
>8can becomes awash with unprecedented levels of cancer
No.32556
>>32555
Luckily most of them have never heard of this site thanks to their North Korea-tier mods.
Also 8chan usually falls on it's arse and 502s/503s whenever we get a wave of new people coming in, which acts as a deterrent to halfchan's predominantly ADHD-fag userbase.
No.32557
>>32554
Have you seen all the tripfags on britfeel?
It may as well be reddit
No.32558
>>32556
The posting errors are also a good disincentive
>>32557
Got a thread link?
No.32560
No.32561
what do you guys think would be the best field of study?
>neuroscience with psychology
>physics with philosophy
>genetics
>chemistry
No.32562
No.32563
>>32561
chemisty is hard but will give you the widest range of options if you graduate. Main thing is do what you love, if you don't you wont get far.
No.32564
>>32561
chemisty is hard but will give you the widest range of options if you graduate. Main thing is do what you love, if you don't you wont get far.
No.32565
No.32566
>>32564
>do what you love, if you don't you wont get far.
>tfw I love doing nothing
No.32567
>>32566
you could be a meme technician
No.32568
People wont shut the fuck up about david bowie. It's been like 3 days now.
No.32569
>>32566
is that due to depression or something? Everyone has some hobby.
No.32570
>>32568
someone else will die soon, or there'll be something big that happens and everyone will move on to the next story
No.32571
>>32568
it's just normalfags virtue signalling as usual. 50% of them probably couldn't even name one of his songs. Another 45% or so likely don't regularly listen to his work.
No.32572
>>32570
I really wish it would snow, that would keep everyone shut up about depressing shit, I love snow news.
No.32573
>>32572
I'm getting my hopes up for colder weather. Two frosts in two weeks. I think the constant rain we've had all Autumn and Winter is coming to an end. And clear skies in winter means cold weather so fingers crossed.
mfw it snows and everyone is miserable.
No.32574
I succeeded in getting up at a decent time again lads. Read 100 pages from Slaughterhouse 5 this morning, that's the second book I've finished this year.
No.32575
>>32574
Impressive mate, you're going for one a week at this rate, think you'll keep it up?
What was the other one?
No.32576
>>32569
Sure everyone has a hobby.
Very few people have a hobby you can make a living out of.
No.32577
>>32575
Well, I might naturally slow down as I start reading longer books. I have a couple that are well over 300 pages so naturally it will take me longer to read. The other one was Brave New World. I'm likely going to read Hamilton's Mythology and Notes from Underground this month, too. I've finally found an enjoyable replacement for videogames and 4chan.
Oh, and if I can, I want to read a clockwork orange or Lolita this month too.
No.32578
Why are junior doctors striking?
No.32579
>>32578
I don't know. Every since the BBC finally updated to some horrible Web 2.0 design I just can't follow it anymore. I really need to find some alternative method of keeping up with current events.
No.32580
Has cuckchan infiltrated britfeel? Fucking grim.
No.32581
>>32580
What makes you say that?
No.32582
>>32581
I've not been here for time. And I come back to drama threads, and redditesque posters.
No.32583
>>32582
It was called "drama thread" because of an argument over some lefty fuck, but it wasn't a serious thing.
>redditesque
Seems no different from always
No.32584
>>32583
No worries then. I'd everyone still guildfeeling?
No.32585
>>32577
Well I'm 503/1180 pages on the Malazan book I'm reading right now, the fact that I plan on reading a bunch of these this year is going to skew my numbers compared to other people, which is a shame, but I'm absolutely loving the books so thats okay.
I really enjoy reading but I struggle to do it anytime other than when Im on buses or trains, I get distracted too easily at home.
No.32586
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>>32578
they're being made to work too hard and don't get paid enough, which sucks for them and is also dangerous, some work up to 48 hour shifts, and at the end of one of those with no sleep you could easily kill someone accidentally.
NHS/government awfulness is also the reason we have so many immigrant doctors, it's better to work here than the middle east, but worse than working in New Zealand or America, so our doctors go there, and we get filled in.
No.32587
>>32584
2 of us are LvL 60.
No.32588
>>32582
that was just because greencuck came back and everyone was laying into him, everything's just as it is. What posts strike you as redditesque?
>>32585
I'm the opposite, in that I've conditioned myself to sleep on public transport and as such constantly struggle to get any reading done. I've gotten better at reading at home now because I just turn off the computer while I'm doing it, especially since I've finally gotten sick of 4chan.
>>32586
I honestly wish more NHS workers would strike. My mum's pay has been frozen for seven years. Nothing has been done about it because all her colleagues are married to wealthy doctors and as such don't really give a shit how much they get paid.
No.32589
>>32586
The NHS is a bloody mess and badly needs restructuring. Constantly over budget, yet constantly under staffed. Something doesn't add up there, but any calls to interfere with the NHS is sacrilege in the eyes of the center / left.
No.32590
>>32589
To be fair, anytime they try and interfere with it, it just ends up fucked up more than it already was.
No.32591
>>32589
Management are skimming all the money while the actual staff are overworked and underpaid. It's really a microcosm of wider society.
No.32592
>>32590
It needs to be rebuilt completely, under a different name and under a national socialist government, if it's going to work in the long term.
No.32593
9 days my teflon cookware lasted before my Dad scratched it.
No.32594
>>32592
It should only serve ethnic English, Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish as well.
No.32595
>>32594
Actual tourists should get emergency treatment. Also anyone on a working visa should be entitled to treatment so long as they are employed and legal.
No.32596
>>32591
yeah, my mum's in the NHS too. It's being run like a business, management, and quotas, and no care for the patients or the actual medical workers.
No.32597
>>32595
life saving only though for tourists
No.32598
No.32599
>>32595
Any tourist should be required to have health insurance before entering the country so we can bill them for any treatments received.
No.32600
>>32597
yeah, that's what I meant
>>32599
True, I suppose that's what most countries do.
No.32601
I've finally figured out my pace for revision lads. I can work efficiently for 40 minutes, after which I need a short break. I can work in 40-break-40-break-40 and get a whole two hours of study done relatively pain free.
No.32603
>>32602
there is literally nothing wrong with sacrificing virgins
No.32605
No.32606
>>32602
pretty cool looking, but must have been a pain in the arse to build, glad I'm not a slave.
did slaves even makes them?
No.32607
>>32604
>implying that chipmunk looking slag is a virgin
No.32608
>>32604
apparently a lot of that virgin blood shit just means a virgin to the occult, but that might just be people trying to make themselves sound cooler
No.32609
>>32607
it was just to show my anxiety of being a risk of being sacrificed on a Ziggurat
No.32610
>>32609
That joke went completely over my head.
No.32611
Is anyone else trying that Yousician app? It's pretty good.
No.32612
>>32611
Viral marketer pls go
No.32613
>>32611
what is it and how much are they paying you?
No.32614
>>32611
Please refer to >>32605
No.32615
Thread seems pretty busy today.
Maybe that guy was right about cuckchan coming over
No.32616
>>32615
I mean we were kind of dead the last 5 or so days but before that we were really busy too. Britfeel operates in booms and slumps.
No.32618
>>32617
I googled michael stipe and found him to be a musician, so in all fairness, it's very possible he either knew Bowie or was a big fan of his work. That having been said, I'm assuming you found some normalfag posting this with sincerity on their instagram or facebook.
No.32619
>>32617
Frankie boyle posted some utter wank on the guardian, the TLDR is that he cried in the shower.
No.32620
>>32619
That means he's a better person than you, shitlord.
No.32621
>>32619
>you will never be a mediocre comedian relying on shock humour and have leftists worship you as an intellectual powerhouse
why live
No.32622
>>32619
What the fuck is wrong with you? I've already broken down in tears in public, written several blog posts and facebook statuses, and slit my wrists 3 times over David Bowie(PBUH)'s death. You're not virtuous at all.
No.32623
>you will never be an Anglo-Saxon king
Why live
No.32625
>>32623
>wanting to be redwald of east anglia
>not based Offa
No.32626
>>32623
>>32625
Wessex master race lads.
No.32627
>>32626
WESSEX PRIDE WORLDWIDE
No.32628
>>32626
>>32627
[slaughtering of vikings intensifies]
No.32629
>>32627
>>32628
I'm >>32626 actually Hwicce, but let me pretend to be Wessex master race. All I know about Hwicce is that Mercia absorbed them, and I do not know how to pronounce Hwicce. I assume wicker without the r?
No.32630
>>32629
It's okay. I was Angloposting and I'm North of The Wall.
No.32631
>>32629
You would actually pronounce the R in wicker?
No.32632
>>32631
Not the guy you're replying to, but I would.
No.32633
>>32631
I'm west country, so yes.
No.32634
Do you lads remember I stole a chip from a casino a while ago? I successfully cashed it in the other day. Feeling pretty good about myself.
No.32635
when is this shit site going to get better?
No.32636
>haven't bought a video game in years
>go on steam
>nothing but shitty indie games
Who the fuck is responsible for all these ugly looking, boring indie games?
No.32637
>>32636
Steam is going to kill their business if they keep shoving all this early access crap to the front page. It's seriously turning me off the platform.
No.32638
>>32636
I'm enjoying Squad a lot.
No.32639
What the fuck is this and why is it on the "Top Rated" page for RPGs?
No.32640
I found a word that I think you'll all like.
Anhedonia: inability to feel pleasure in normally pleasurable activities.
No.32641
>>32639
It's a match 3 game where between games you talk to anime girls and try and date them and get them to take their clothes off.
No.32642
No.32643
No.32644
>Super rainy outside
>occasional hailstones
>lightning
Feeling super comfy lads, might play an hour or so of sunless sea.
No.32645
>>32644
Nice. I'm going to read for a bit then watch some supernatural with mum.
No.32646
>>32645
which season? I enjoyed the first two but it gets shit pretty quickly.
No.32647
>>32644
is that any good? Someone recommended it the other day, but I don't know them enough to know if we share interests.
No.32648
>>32647
I'm really enjoying it, its got the whole dark horror vibe (and I mean horror, not scary) combined with an unusual world. I think it's visually amazing looking too, which is why I really like it.
As far as gameplay goes, it's very hands off most of the time, you point your ship in a direction and wait, occasionally interacting to change course slightly or react if there's a monster/enemy ship in your path. You've got to keep an eye on your resources though. as if you run out of food or fuel you're basically fucked, and if your terror gets too high some weird stuff starts happening.
No.32649
>>32648
the horror stuff sounds good, but I'm not too sure about the hands-off bit. I'll see if it goes on sale I guess, thanks.
No.32650
>>32639
>What the fuck is this
The game that got me out of my depressed hikki cycle and onto the path of self-improvement.
It's not too bad, especially not compared to the rest of the indie trash on steam. It's like bejeweled + hentai dating sim. I didn't pay for it though.
No.32651
>>32649
Yeah, its very slow, not for everyone, but I find it super comfy and relaxing.
>>32650
Care to explain further?
No.32652
>Tory minister has come out as gay
>lefties are having an aneurysm trying to decide whether to applaud him for being a fag or hate him for being a tory
No.32653
>>32650
I want to play it now.
No.32654
>>32651
>>32653
At the start of the game you meet a lewd fairy who's job is to take her clients from virgin losers to dating pros, and she makes digs at you for being hopeless and never dating before. I was in a really bad mental state and I took it all to heart, and began to reflect on my own situation.
I started thinking about how most other 23-year-olds were out there dating already, and had been doing so since their early to mid teens, and it basically triggered a massive, week-long, quarter-life crisis in me. It resulted in me wanting to get my shit together after 7 wasted years of sitting in my bedroom as a depressed NEET wreck with severe social anxiety and agoraphobia, and ever since then I've just focused on improving myself and my situation.
I'm the anon who developed a sleep pattern after being non-24 for years, started showering regularly after only going once every 2 - 3 weeks for years, started going outside for walks alone for the first time, and bought things from a shop for the first time. Thanks HuniePop.
No.32655
>>32654
How did you manage to get your sleep pattern sorted? I'm doing my best, but even when I get next to no sleep the night before I just can't sleep at a normal time.
No.32656
>>32646
Fifth season. Three was awful and four was alright. In five it seems like they're attempting to return to old school shenanigans so it seems promising.
No.32657
>>32656
five's ok, I think, can't fully remember, six is shit though, it's where I gave up, apparently it's gotten decent again, but I really can't be arsed, there's just too much of it now
No.32658
>>32657
>six gets shit again
pls no ;_:
No.32659
>>32654
I'm playing it now.
No.32661
>>32655
Here's a post I wrote right at the start of the year about it >>511 , and one I wrote more recently >>31478 .
No.32662
>>32660
>Islamic Crescent on German flag
Real life has reached the level of parody.
No.32663
>>32661
Why are all the older posts in a bolder font?
No.32664
>>32663
They aren't for me, take a screenshot.
No.32666
>>32665
Might be something to do with your CSS theme, I notice you have rounded edges on the posts. Things have changed in terms of formatting on 8chan, but due to the way that 8chan refreshes content, all old threads retain the formatting they had at the time of the last post. Even things like the top bar or the place where ads go get fucked up because they haven't changed in a year.
No.32667
my vanilla mass gainer tasted pretty awful lads. Luckily I found adding a banana and a heaped tablespoon of cinnamon makes it delicious.
No.32668
>>32667
I've heard that vanilla always tastes the worst with those things. In my experience, chocolate is the best, closely followed by strawberry, and with milk instead of water they're actually delicious.
No.32669
>>32661
cheers, although I have tried most of those already, guess I'll keep at it though
No.32670
Vanilla tastes shit in everything that isn't icecream.
No.32671
>>32666
Yeah, I need to sort this out. I hate this font.
No.32672
>>32669
You ever tried melatonin?
No.32673
No.32674
>>32668
personally I find chocolate palatable but with a nasty artificial sweetness to it. The vanilla is all artificial sweetness with no redeeming qualities. However I'm actually happy with the purchase because the whole milk, banana and cinnamon has blended to give it the taste of a proper desert.
No.32675
>>32673
I have not.
But I'm certain it helps.
No.32676
>>32675
I might try it anyway, not like I've got many other options. Is it prescription?
No.32677
>>32669
Things I would say are most important, at least for me, are getting off the computer/tablet/phone/whatever, having a solid getting-ready-for-bed routine that is exactly the same every time, and setting yourself a time to do it by and sticking with it.
And also never giving up, even after months or years of relapses and set-backs.
No.32678
>>32676
Fuck, just checked and found out it's prescription only in the UK.
No.32679
>>32677
what sort of routine? all I can think of is brushing teeth.
>>32678
are you not in the UK?
No.32680
>>32679
I am, but I've only heard peoples reviews of it online. It's an OTC drug in most countries.
No.32681
>>32680
sorry, misread you earlier and thought you were on it, still, I'll do some research of my own
No.32682
anyway, speaking of sleeping troubles I need to try and sleep, night guys
No.32683
No.32684
>>32679
Here's my bedtime routine, and it's the same for every day:
>turn off computer before 00:30
>refill my cup of water
>get dressed into PJs
>go to the toilet
>wash hands
>brush teeth
>splash face with water
>check organiser, fill in daily tick boxes
>turn off light
>get into bed
For waking up it's basically the same but reversed, and also includes a shower every other day. Sticking to the routine is the only way I manage to keep my sleep pattern consistent.
No.32685
>>32681
Doctors here don't prescribe shit unless you're 70+.
Apart from SSRIs.
They love giving out SSRIs.
No.32686
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>32685
Molyjew just did a vid on SSRIs. Haven't watched it yet but he's usually empirical as fuck so I plan to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hUltqHaGTA
No.32687
>>32686
I'll watch it tomorrow as I'm going to bed, but I'm guessing it has a similar message to the link I posted the other day ( https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/mad-in-america/201106/now-antidepressant-induced-chronic-depression-has-name-tardive-dysphoria ) which is that they are bullshit and generally cause more harm than good.
From my own experiences with them, I'm already convinced that's the case.
No.32688
>>32687
I've heard of cases in which they've been beneficial; the problem is that you don't know whether they're going to be good or bad for you until you've taken them. I wouldn't risk it.
No.32689
>>32688
they worked really well for me, and seem to be for my sister, but as our issues are probably genetic it would make sense they'd be similar enough for the same treatment, or maybe it's just placebo, who knows
No.32691
>>32687
>>32688
Yeah, it's a total gamble. I felt like I had nothing to lose and a few months on sertraline really straightened me out. I don't think they should describe them for endogenous depression, because taking the medication for years at a time is seriously going to fuck with the serotonin receptors in your synpatic clefts.
No.32692
>>32690
>while black men are being killed by police
dindu nuffin
No.32693
>>32692
That's also a wholly American issue. Black men are in no way being regularly killed by police here. It's a complete non issue in Britain, if anything our police aren't killing enough
No.32694
Anyone played Grim Dawn? I want a video game to play that isn't shit.
No.32695
>>32693
it's a meme anyways because white people get fucked over by police brutality just as much if not more.
No.32696
>try three times to submit a thread on /pol/
>server fails three times
w-would anyone else like to try for me?
No.32697
Now that Alan Rickman has just died, we probably wont hear about David Bowie anymore.
No.32698
>>32697
I'm actually a little upset about this one, but I won't pretend I'm devastated or anything.
No.32699
>>32697
I don't doubt he's a big part of the lives of young people, I mean 20-somethings grew up with harry potter, bowie hasn't done anything of worth culturally for 20/30 years.
No.32700
No.32701
>>32700
I love the lefty cunts who reply with pictures of countryside.
Are they suggesting we start building on all the green areas we have, because I'm pretty sure they'd kick up a fuss if we tried to do that too.
Either way, it's not about lands, it's about the services in the areas we already have. Being full is an infrastructure problem, not a space problem.
No.32702
>>32700
>tweets "am I alone in thinking Britain is full?
>Duncan Bannatyne responds:" no you are not alone Noel
B A S E D
A
S
E
D
No.32703
>>32701
Yeah, they're fucking retards. With millions of people flooding in, we can't just wave a magic wand and spawn a town in the middle of the countryside, with houses and hospitals and schools.
No.32704
Does this neckbearded fuck really think being this pedantic is clever?
No.32705
>>32703
>>32701
>you will never live in a multicultural utopia built entirely of state owned high rise flats
No.32706
No.32708
>My VPN is connected to a server in Liverpool
>IP website says I'm in Amsterdam
>8chan tells me I'm in America
End it all
No.32709
>>32708
>no nation wants you
Jew detected
No.32711
>>32694
why don't you try vanilla wow on nostalrius ;4)
No.32713
I can't stop reading all the replies to noel edmonds tweet. Some of them are irritating me so much.
No.32714
>>32704
>Am I alone
>In thinking
>thinking
>ie not physically
What a stupid smug cunt. Look at his fucking face and tell me you don't want to cave it in with a golf club.
>>32712
>no verified tick
No.32716
>>32715
>look at all this farmland we need to use to feed the population
>it's just useless empty space that we should build on!
>we have plenty of room! There's no such thing as a housing crisis!
Just burn it all down.
No.32717
No.32718
I wish I had a twitter so I could warn Noel he's posting on a leftwing electronic mob and that the people giving him shit on their aren't representative of the British public.
No.32720
>>32718
This is true, twitter only exists so that every "journalist" can claim that "thousands of people were outraged/offended/shocked by X's bigoted behaviour/comments, looks like X no longer has the support of The People™", when it couldn't be further from the truth.
No.32721
>>32719
>with his parochial head up his own arse
What is it with leftists and terribly constructed prose? It reminds me of the days of 4chan and reddit fedoras who would type something out and then just comb through it with a thesaurus in order to make it sound more high brow. It's very transparent.
No.32722
No.32723
>>32722
They're bringing their shed.
No.32724
>>32722
ABOUT BLOODY TIME.
I don't have enough smug Chinamen for this.
Even though they are just moving them to houses made from converted shipping containers.
INSTEAD OF JUST DEPORTING THEM.
No.32725
>>32723
is that a cuck shed?
No.32726
>it turns out they're evicting them to upgrade their accommodation
o-oh
No.32727
I can't stand the sound of people eating. It's like razors in my ears, there's nothing worse than it.
I can hear every bite of food in my Dad's mouth. Every bite.
No.32728
>>32726
Why else do you think they are leaving so peacefully?
No.32729
>>32727
My step-grandad was the worst, he lived with us for a year and his jaw would click really loudly on every single munch.
No.32730
>>32729
That sounds terrible.
No.32731
No.32732
>>32712
he's still rekking the lefties
No.32733
>>32732
I don't know how lefties get so flustered just from asking if the country is full.
>UK is not full because here's a picture of a national park or someone's farm
I'm still flustered after reading all that twitter shit.
No.32734
>>32733
People aren't allowed to ask questions, that would be racist.
No.32735
No.32736
No.32737
What's the minority population like where you lads live?
No.32738
>>32737
Absolutely tiny. But they are still around.
No.32739
>>32737
I live in birmingham, we have muslim street preachers.
No.32740
>>32737
Sheffield. It wasn't too bad until recently but every time I go out I see more and more.
No.32741
>>32737
There's a lot. I don't go outside much, so I don't know how they behave, but there's definitely way more than when I was a kid. You used to get like one or maybe two black kids in a class, now they seem to make up about a third of all the school kids I see.
Census said they made up 26% of the town's population in 2011, up from 11% in 2001. Now that it's [the current year], I don't think 30% is too far from the truth, perhaps even an underestimate.
No.32742
Found out my great-grandfather was an Irishman today lads. This officially makes me the first non-white regular on /britfeel/.
No.32743
>>32742
Irish aren't white? I mean they're not anglo saxons, but if celts aren't white I'm buggered too
No.32744
>>32743
The Irish have always been referred to as the niggers of Europe. But if other celts arn't white then that rules me out. My great great great grandfather was a Welshman.
No.32745
>>32742
My nan is Irish, and her ex-husband (my mum's biological dad) was half-Scottish, half-Canadian and that's native Canadian, not European immigrants.
Dad's side is all English / white European though for as far back as I'm aware, him and his dad were blonde in their younger days.
No.32746
>>32743
Oh good, I'm not the only one then. It looks like we're pretty diverse after all.
I'd been thinking I might actually be Jewish because my grandmother's birth name was Zwart (Schwartz), which is very common among Jews and the 10th most common name in Jew York City - but I remembered today that she didn't have the same father as the rest of her siblings, and that her father was in fact Irish. I'd rather be 1/8th potato nigger than have one drop of nation wrecking rat blood in me.
I hate this VPN, it makes me feel like I'm namefagging.
No.32747
>>32737
in the past three months it's went from 99% white (if you count slavs) to every fifth person being fresh off the boat.
>>32743
it's a meme
No.32748
>>32745
I had light blonde hair and blue eyes when I was young, but now I have brown hair and green eyes. It's weird how those things can change so drastically.
No.32749
I had been told I'd passed my biochemistry exam, but my lecturer wasn't actually the one doing the marking and had only told me that she personally would have passed me. The actual examiner has been more stingy and as a result I have to resit the exam. Fucking livid, lads. I now have two resits, plus two exams I missed due to illness. I'm really buckling under the pressure of operating outside of NEETdom.
No.32750
>>32749
complain if you need to, big up the illness and stuff. But do your best, retaking isn't the end
No.32751
>>32746
I feel like that when I have to go on tor sometimes,
even if you were slightly jewish, you'd be mostly english, and not raised in the religion/culture, which is the most important part to my eyes, but you're not, so never mind
No.32753
i've been playing hunie pop all day
you bastards
No.32754
>>32753
That happened to me when I played it months ago. It got it's hooks into me bad for a couple days.
So, who do you think is best girl?
No.32755
>>32754
>>32753
is it good? or just addictive?
No.32756
No.32757
>>32756
She was the girl in college / uni right?
I thought Belli was the best girl. Along with Tiffany, they were the most pleasant.
>>32755
It's Bejeweled with dating sim stuff, I enjoyed it for what it was worth, but it was somewhat addicting as well.
No.32760
>>32754
>>32756
>>32757
I went for the milf Tiffany's mum first when I played it, Jessie I think her name was. Not necessarily my favourite though as I didn't do all of the girls.
No.32761
What are some good books for learning about Ancient Greece?
No.32762
>>32761
Plato's complete works.
No.32763
>>32762
I just want to learn about it from a purely historical perspective, most of his books are philosophy are they not?
No.32764
No.32765
>>32764
>thread head
T-thanks hotwheels
No.32766
>>32764
>>32765
Kek, I've been here since this morning, just haven't posted.
I'm thinking of drinking a glass of milk a day to help gain weight, is this a good or bad idea?
No.32767
>>32766
I drink milk a lot.
Does it really gain you weight?
No.32768
>>32767
500ml (a large glass) of whole milk is about 300 calories I believe, which would be enough to take me from underweight to normal weight.
No.32770
When something is described as "very good" condition. It shouldn't have fucking food stains and a happy birthday message written on it.
No.32771
>>32767
Yes, it's an excellent source of calories and decent nutrition if you struggle with eating enough. Always go for whole milk of course.
No.32772
Wageslavery over for two days. This is truly hell. it's snowing up here in Scotland and I might go walk on some hills tomorrow. Haven't been in the thread for ages, anything good been going on?
No.32773
Growing up, I always thought the modern world was the pinnacle of human achievement, and that those that came before us were primitive and unworthy by comparison - a view which is quite unsurprising and characteristic of the times, but nonetheless embarrassing as fuck to look back on and know I held with conviction. I used to be a real Fedora type (before that meme existed of course) and would relentlessly ridicule religion at every opportunity; I thought I'd finally figured it all out, thousands of years of human development had all come to this: I was euphoric, not because of some phony god's blessing, but because I was enlightened by my own intelligence. Everyone was so stupid…everyone but me.
I'm so glad I found /pol/ and started reading; it humbled me, and made me realize just how little I know. It sounds silly, but when I'm finally a real human bean I'll have imageboards to thank.
Blog post over.
No.32774
>>32773
me too, I was a serious liberal in my youth too. Thank God I grew up in at least one significant way.
No.32775
>>32773
>I always thought the modern world was the pinnacle of human achievement, and that those that came before us were primitive and unworthy by comparison
>I used to be a real Fedora type (before that meme existed of course) and would relentlessly ridicule religion at every opportunity
>I thought I'd finally figured it all out, thousands of years of human development had all come to this
>Everyone was so stupid…everyone but me.
I know that feel.
No.32776
>>32774
It fills you with a real smug sense of superiority, doesn't it? I literally thought I knew it all. And what better way to understand the liberal mind in its raw, juvenile state (arguably its only state) - it was never about reason, or facts, or even knowledge, it was just a way of building myself up and convincing myself that I was better than everyone else, despite the fact that pretty much everyone held my views to some degree (a testament to the notion that liberals always feel as if they're a tiny minority). My whole identity was based around these things. And I think that's the case for a lot of the more vocal liberals. Take away their cosmopolitanism, their equality, their hatred of all things traditional, and what do they have?
No.32777
>>32776
Also I don't think most liberals are fundamentally bad people, I think the majority are just going along to get along, I'm referring more to the anti-Noel Edmonds types on Twitter that were posted yesterday. There's a special place in Hell reserved for them.
No.32778
>>32773
I used to be really deep into social justice when I was younger.
Even though I had grown out of it by that age, I'm still glad 16 year olds can't vote.
No.32779
>>32777
Most liberals are stupid, the smart ones are genuinely bad people because they know exactly what they're doing.
No.32780
>>32778
>I'm still glad 16 year olds can't vote
Give it time.
No.32781
>>32778
same, I'm so glad I was able to see how stupid it really was, ironically it was their batshit response to my simple questions that really drove me away
No.32782
>>32781
>ironically it was their batshit response to my simple questions that really drove me away
What?
No.32783
Nothing more satisfying than wrapping up your Amazon delivery for a refund after you find it for 10% of the price a few days later.
No.32784
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women can be so beautiful it's not only depressing but tormenting
No.32785
>>32782
I'd ask a question and get yelled at for being a racist/homophobe/transphobe, if I'd been given a rational answer I might have stayed in the SJW corner
No.32786
>>32763
heroditus' the histories
history of the pelopensian war
the iliad and the odyssey
assuming you want primary source
No.32787
You know what I just realised lads?
I don't know what loneliness feels like. I don't mean because I'm never alone, because I am plenty of time. I've just never had any negative feelings in relation to being alone. I like being alone, loneliness is utterly alien to me.
No.32788
>Sweden: State-funded Muslim Sniper Training
>The Swedish state is funding a sniper training course for recently-arrived Third World “refugees” as part of their “integration program"—despite the ever-growing refugee-terrorist attacks across Europe.
>The almost unbelievable plunge into insanity—started two years ago already—was reported—in a positive pro-refugee light—by the Allehanda newspaper in Sweden, under the title “Fired up for Sniping,” (Laddade för prickskytte, literally “Charged up for Sniping”) and shows a large number of Third Worlders being taught how to target shoot with sniper rifles on a formal shooting ground in Sollefteå, central Sweden.
http://newobserveronline.com/sweden-state-funded-muslim-sniper-training/
No.32789
>>32787
I feel the same way, I'll probably be alone for the rest of my life and I think I'd be happier that way than trying to force myself to be normal and get a wife and kids or something.
Not that I could get them anyway
No.32790
No.32791
>>32787
>>32789
I spend most of my time alone but I hate it, I've had no friends for years and no gf ever, and it kills me inside.
No.32792
>go to "mexican" or "italian" restaurant
>it's just pakis in disguise
No.32793
Just read a story about a guy working at his Uni library who got called in by his boss
>Turns out it actually was my coworker reporting me for disagreeing with him about feminism. He actually went behind my back and reported me, after we sorted everything out and had normal conversation for days. I even offered him a doughnut the next day.
>We disagreed mildly on some shit, I tried to recommend him a mainstream feminist book that backed my stance, he VERBATIM said "I get most of my feminism culturally from Twitter," then accused me of a "microaggression." I told him "that is not a thing," and he said that I had better be careful what I say, that you can get in big trouble for saying that kind of thing. I told him he was on a university campus and that free speech and exposure to different ideas is important, and he said "free speech doesn't exist." I asked him if he liked Chomsky (who has a good essay on defending free speech even when it's offensive), and he said no. I asked him if he liked John Stuart Mill, who also has a good essay, and he said "let me guess, dead white guy, right?" Then he went and reported me behind my back AFTER some tension-defusing banter about agreeing to disagree.
>This is a 30 year old, seventh-year literature PhD student, at a pretty good university. He also says "couldn't of" instead of "couldn't have."
>I want out of this place ASAP.
No.32794
>>32793
Did his boss do anything, or did he just let the guy know the SJW faggot told on him?
No.32795
>>32793
uni's are really going downhill, I've started noticing it at my place too
No.32796
>>32795
Unis are just SJW Garrisons at this point. Eventually they spread their agenda through the entire city they are stationed in.
No.32797
>>32796
yeah, it really sucks, the few societies I managed to go to have just been ruined by it
No.32799
So I have a papercut and just started eating a pack of salt and vinegar crisps.
That didn't go well.
No.32800
No.32801
>>32794
Nah, he didn't get in trouble or anything. Boss is just felt obligated to mention it.
>>32795
I wouldn't feel as upset if it was an early 20's undergrad but this guy was a fucking PhD student. How'd he get in? Nepotism? Or are the humanities just totally devalued at this point, and as long as your papers are anti white you'll get pushed through the system?
>>32796
We need to be desperately pushing for more right wingers to go to Uni. The problem is people right of centre are more likely to consider career opportunities. If you are in any way capable of earning a degree that would lead to decent employment, you should be going to University.
No.32802
So given everyone stopped posting at midnight does that mean you're all up bright and early today? :4)
No.32803
>>32802
It does for me at least, it's my birthday so I thought I'd give myself an early night and get up before 9am.
No.32804
>>32803
Happy birthday anon. Have a wallpaper.
No.32805
>>32803
Happy Birthday, anon.
No.32806
>>32803
Happy birthday friendo
No.32808
>>32802
well I didn't sleep last night, so, technically.
No.32809
No.32810
>>32809
wasn't tired, my sleep cycle's fucked
No.32811
Plans for the day lads? I'm mainly just studying. Going to try and start reading Anna Karenina today too.
No.32812
>>32811
My dad's picking me and my sister to go out for a birthday meal in an hour. No other plans, my mum's going away for a few days and she said she'll do something for my birthday next week.
No.32813
>>32811
Work in 2 hours.
3:00-9:00. I hate this shift.
No.32814
Same as >>32813 but 2-8. I've been trying to stay for my full shift this last week too, and its been hell. The worst part is that if I go, no one really notices.
Currently, the best part of my days are when I get to read on the bus.
No.32815
Never trust grandparents when they give you food and say "it's just a little bit out of date, it will be fine".
No.32816
>>32812
that sounds nice, where are you going to eat?
>>32813
I used to work 2-10 for a while and I couldn't handle it. Only lasted two months.
>>32814
I wish I could but I always fall asleep on the bus. What are you reading currently?
No.32817
>>32816
>where are you going to eat?
Probably the pub restaurant near his house, nothing fancy.
No.32818
>>32816
>I used to work 2-10 for a while and I couldn't handle it
It's horrible doing these kids of shifts.
You can never do much with your afternoon and it's too late when you get back to do anything else.
And you have to work over tea time.
No.32819
>>32816
Memories of ice, the third book of the Malazan series. Currently its all about a city being sieged and all the various groups within the city doing stuff. The books so far are mostly full of war meetings and travelling across countries with occasional battles, and while it sounds boring I love how mundane a lot of it is considering its set in a world with magic and gods, like some sort of wartime slice of life.
>>32818
I know what you mean, I can never wake up in the mornings (unless I have work, in which case I manage it fine somehow) so I wake up at like 11, wait 2 hours before I go to work then because of buses, by the time I get home its already 9, it feels like all I do is work.
No.32820
In a few years, people born in the year 2000 will be 18.
No.32821
>>32820
>If the SNP had their way, people born in the year 2000 would be able to vote in the Brexit referendum
No.32822
Gentle reminder that we iz ALL British.
No.32824
>>32822
SO BE KIND TOO YA TURKEYZ DIS KRISTMAS
No.32825
Brit/pol/ making some excellent "pro"-eu propaganda
No.32826
>>32825
I remember back when we made "pro"-Labour propaganda for the general election. We actually got some prominent normies to retweet it as genuine
No.32827
>>32826
Yeah that was some good work. Especially since a few of the accounts managed to get thousands of genuine Labour followers.
Twitter is alright, but I think closer to the time of the referendum we should print out loads of these and stick them in busy places. Is that legal? I'd probably do it late at night.
No.32828
>>32827
I reckon it's legal as long as you don't promote anything hateful or "racist". Since it's false-flagging you could probably claim to genuinely believe what it says if you got caught.
No.32829
The world is finally making progress. It feels good.
No.32830
>>32829
it's literally 2016
No.32831
I just saw a lefty claim the media was biased against muslims and is the cause for islamophobia.
I can't fucking believe it.
No.32832
>>32831
You mean you haven't heard the ==BIG BAD RIGHT-WING MEDIA== meme before? I'm assuming they mean that just reporting on Muslim crimes - even in a biased way - is tantamount to Nazism.
No.32833
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2bMJ3ra6hA
No.32835
Have any of you ever seen a therapist? Did it help? I just want someone to talk to really.
No.32836
>>32835
I've only seen a counsellor but to be honest so far it's just pretty much online internet surveys and telling me what webpages to read
No.32837
>>32836
That sounds awful, but it also sounds like the person you're speaking to isn't exactly qualified.
No.32838
>>32835
>Have any of you ever seen a therapist?
Yes, I've just started with my fourth.
>Did it help?
Not yet. The second one did a little bit by giving me a hint as to where I should start in regards to overcoming agoraphobia, but that was it really. The first one was entirely useless, and the third only saw me once before fucking off to Manchester.
The main reason none of them have been that helpful to me is because I go practically mute, freeze up, and shutdown whenever I'm in a situation like that, which is actually one of the major reasons why I sought their help in the first place. Hopefully it will be fourth time lucky, I've made progress in that I gave the fourth one a note stating how difficult I find talking when I'm anxious, and that I was unable to communicate with my previous therapists.
If you don't have any major trouble speaking to people however, you might get a lot more out of it than I have so far.
No.32839
>>32837
I mean she's a doctor at my gp surgery it's all nhs tests and reading material but I just feel a little disheartened with it so far.
No.32840
Anyone have much experience with Amazon refunds? They say I can file for a claim if the seller doesn't contact me within 3 days of requesting a refund.
What happens if I file a claim?
No.32841
>>32838
>>32839
How do I see a therapist? What do I tell my doctor?
No.32842
>>32835
Never have and probably never will, don't know how I would go about seeing one.
Once I went to a doctor and I was given a leaflet for some bullshit counselling.
No.32843
>>32841
I was in for my eyes and the doctor could tell I was depressed so he asked and I told him and then he asked if I'd like book in again to talk about it more.
He was the most helpful out of anyone I've seen but I got moved on
No.32844
>>32841
go to your GP and ask to see one, I've seen three, but two when I was under 18 and through CAMHS, which is shit, and the other was for gender stuff which helped me but probably not relevant for you.
So, it varies really, but it's worth trying.
No.32847
No.32848
>>32845
Humanity should be ended.
When will God punish us for our sins.
No.32849
>>32845
at first I was really upset by this then I realised it was just a girl with her hair cut short
No.32850
>>32841
There are two different routes that I've been through, one was through seeing my doctor and bringing it up or more accurately, getting my mum to bring it up, getting an interview with IAPT, being put on a waiting list, and then getting seen to several months later. Alternatively, you can just google a private one, contact them by email or phone or get your mum to, pay them, and start immediately.
One of the main differences between the two, at least in this town, is that the NHS/IAPT ones are all in dingy looking health centres that haven't been touched or refurbished since they were built in the 70s, and all the staff are all really strange people; the kind of people you might not consider to be best suited for sorting anyone's mental health issues out. It's "free" though, so it's hard to complain.
The private ones on the other hand are generally in nicer settings, and the therapists are a bit more "normal", but you'll be paying a lot for that. That could just be the nature of the town I live in though.
No.32851
we're living in the ruin of the 70s
No.32852
>>32851
The impression I get from that era is that there was a general feeling of upbeat nihilism, ie. hardcore hedonism and materialism, profane in the extreme, but interpreted and expressed in a cheery and optimistic way.
The decline was by then already deep and irreversible, but it seems that there was an innocent, childlike unawareness of it - contrasted with today, where *surely*, even the most normie of normies must feel at the least a subconscious anxiety regarding what lies ahead. Or maybe I'm giving them too much credit.
No.32853
>>32852
I was being literal too. All those orange street lights, terraced houses, cracked shoddy pavement and roads, brutalism and tower blocks. Where is the modern world? It doesn't exist in Europe. It would have been better if we didn't progress past 1900.
No.32854
>>32853
I know what you mean, large parts of my town are basically the 60s and 70s idea of what cities should look like in "the future", awkwardly dumped into real life, and then left to decay for 40 years.
No.32855
No.32856
Anyone else hate this kind of architecture?
No.32858
>>32853
There's something I like about brutalist interiors. As long as it's not the interior of someone's house.
The buildings are a fucking eyesore though.
No.32859
>>32858
I hate it personally, it's so soulless, uncaring, and devoid of life. It's like the people in charge of the design and implementation said "Here's your buildings you piece of shit peasants, hope you like it. Also fuck you".
No.32860
Watched Welcome To The NHK over yesterday and today.
Now I just feel even lonelier.
No.32861
>4 months into college
>cracking under pressure
>failing all my exams
>showing symptoms of depression again
help me
I can't go back to the NEET life
No.32862
>>32860
The lesson you should learn from it is that you will never have a mysterious girl or anyone really just turn up at your door and help you get your shit together, you're the only one who can do that, and that goes for everyone.
No.32863
>>32861
drop out, do a trade course and begin working as soon as you finish?
No.32864
>>32863
pretty much consigning myself to a lifetime of earning 30k a year in a job I don't care about solely for the purpose of feeding myself, I'd rather eat a shotgun.
No.32865
>>32864
What would you do when you finish Uni that would make you not want to eat a shotgun?
No.32866
No.32867
Have any of you lads seen that secret hitler boardgame?
I watched some streamers play it last week and it was pretty interesting, they're playing it again now.
http://www.twitch.tv/totalbiscuit
No.32868
No.32869
>>32868
Someone is secretly hitler and knows who no one else is, 2 other players are facists and know who hitler is, the rest are liberals.
The president gets 3 card, gives 2 to the chancelor, then the chancellor puts one onto the board. The first side to get to the end wins, or if hitler is president towards the end facists win, or if they shoot hitler liberals win.
I'm finding it really interesting.
No.32870
>>32869
it's a shame it's le ebil fascit nazis wit skulls
No.32871
>>32870
would have been better if they used a fascista
No.32872
No.32873
>>32872
they should have used a fascista instead of a skull
No.32874
No.32875
>>32874
Mussolini named Fascism after the Fascista of ancient Rome. The bundle of sticks represents the peoples strength when combined and the axe head represents the authority and power of the state bound to the people.
No.32876
>>32875
>tfw under fascism the people form a mighty faggot
No.32878
Man, I can get my contacts out perfectly first try, but putting them in still takes me like 25 minutes.
No.32879
>>32860
My favourite animu
tfw no qt to look after you ;_;why live
No.32881
No.32882
>>32879
Forgot pic. I really love that show. the off meeting episode was so good
No.32883
No.32884
I heard you guys have a problem with immigrants?
No.32885
>bus came early
>drove past while I was taking money out of cashpoint
>have to get lift from dad to work
>can't read
No.32886
>>32884
If by "you guys" you mean Britain, then yeah we sure do.
However, your immigrant problem is even worse, swecuck.
No.32887
>>32886
Haha well what a surprise a bunch of neets are racists losers. I'm glad nobody else agrees with you.
(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST) No.32888
No.32889
Reminds me of the time we had a swecuck come here to shill the Islam board. Except he was genuine, and naturally stopped replying when we pointed out the obvious implications of a "Swedish" Muslim.
No.32891
>>32887
All these pictures are when the refugee crisis was just beginning. People were naive.
You still think people are like this?
No.32892
>>32891
There's still plenty of naive idiots, because they still personally live in low-immigrant areas and thus don't understand how awful it is
Of course, you shouldn't have to shove your hand in a fire to know it's hot.
No.32893
>>32891
I'm pretty sure most people don't want immigration or refugees anyway. Those pictures mean nothing. They're just crowds of people in the middle of major cities. They might seem a lot to look at but they're a drop in the ocean of the general populace.
No.32894
>>32893
Most people will do as they're told.
No.32895
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMP-BrXhcR0
Parliament debating whether to ban The Donald from the UK
No.32896
>>32895
Lel just saw some guy saying how all the Muslims in his constituency were the real victims of the Paris attack due to islamophobia.
I'm not watching anymore of those cucked bastards. I do hope they ban Trump though. I know they won't but the hilarity would be immense should he become President.
No.32897
No.32898
>>32897
pshhhh read a book then kiddo
No.32899
No.32900
>>32895
Did anyone hear that disturbing little speech on freedom of speech?
No.32901
>>32900
I've not been watching it, could you explain it?
No.32902
>>32900
>There are people who unironically support free speech
Bigots smh
No.32903
>>32901
Can't remember exactly what he said. But it was something like
>freedom of speech is only needed if it's wanted
No.32904
>>32896
They won't. As much as our government loves to slurp muzzie cock, Mr Slippery won't ban a potential President.
No.32905
>>32895
The Americans are laughing at us in the chat lads.
No.32906
>>32895
>lefty buzzwords: the livestream
No.32908
>>32905
fuck 'em, they've got their own issues
No.32909
Anyone else ever try to find the niggest songs they can on youtube? It's like watching a different species on a wildlife documentary. I found this absolute gem of a comment too.
No.32910
>>32909
I used to do that with old chav music.
No.32912
>>32910
>old chav music.
you know what you need to do lad? Put a DONK on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsCNqGRJS94
No.32913
These comments are amazing.
He's talking about everyone getting along after making a video where he gang rapes and hangs a white girl dressed in a KKK outfit, obviously has an inferiority complex.
Bitch ass nigger is scared as fuck.
No.32914
No.32915
No.32916
>>32915
I've only posted once since yesterday began, so me I guess.
No.32917
I fucking hate binmen.
They left my wheelie bin, just decided not to take it because it was inside my drive. Literally 1ft away from where it normally is. I just left it on the driveway because it would have been to close to the car and not left enough room for people to get past.
They clearly didn't leave it because of some strict rules or because they forgot. They did it because they want to be as awkward as possible.
No.32918
>>32917
There probably is some rule that says they can't take it off your drive. Local councils make the most ridiculous rules because they're pathetic pedants and they know nobody really cares enough to challenge them.
My binmen won't take my bin if the lid is even a little bit open. They could just be noce and do it but they don't because they can get away with being lazy uncaring arseholes.
No.32919
>>32918
If they didn't make these fucking rules it wouldn't give them excuses to not do their job.
No.32920
>>32919
There's a weird unnatural culture in local councils that probably prevents them from being real human beans anyway. So perhaps if there was no distinct rules they'd probably be arseholes regardless. I hate my local council.
No.32921
>>32917
You have been blown the fuck out my friend
No.32924
>>32923
Even playing devils advocate and saying Trump is "extreme" in his anti-muslim stance (a stance I 100% agree with). How anyone could claim Cameron is the same, I just don't understand. He is the most pro-islam cuck you could ever find.
No.32925
I love it how all the lefties are now wishing death upon Charlie Hebdo and claiming they deserve to be attacked.
This time last year they were all showing their support for free speech. I guess their idea of free speech can't be too free.
No.32926
>get picked as the new host for the biggest motoring show in the world
>replacing the incredibly popular previous hosts
>turns out you can't talk while driving and get motion sickness by driving too fast
I don't even watch Top Gear but I love how much they're fucking it up
No.32927
>>32923
Wow! YouTube is probably the only place where people will listen to such a raving loon. I wonder if he lives with anyone. Imagine what that would be like.
No.32928
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>32923
>>32927
Kek, I forgot he existed. He's just the worst. Just listen to his manic laugh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUwoXE7DRq8
No.32929
>>32928
I know it's cliche to call leftists loonies but I think he's genuinely mentally ill.
No.32930
>>32928
>>32929
Jesus…. He's certifiable for sure. I can't believe even people like Galloway and Boyle would get in his car.
No.32931
>>32926
The BBC fucked up bad.No one wants a car show, the only reason anyone watched Top Gear was because of the hosts, and the viewers will follow them whatever they decide to do.
The BBC knew this and decided they'd try and go back to an actual car show, as attempting the humour route would just fall flat and chose Chris Evans, who knows a lot about cars and runs his own mini festival or something where people look at his collection of cars, it also helps that he already has a big following from his terrible radio show.
Turns out, just because you know a shitload about cars, it doesn't mean you're any good at driving them. Top Gear will come back with it's balls cut off and no one will watch it anymore, just like any BBC comedy show.
This happened to buzzcocks, room 101, mock the week and now it's happening to Top Gear, I'm sure there's other examples but none come to mind right now. These shows don't perform well without their hosts.
No.32932
>>32931
>you will never see Simon amstell host buzzcocks again
No.32933
The Jihadis next door, 9pm tonight on 4
It's on in a few minutes, should be a good watch
No.32934
Thinking of applying to be an internet shill lads.
>ISD has developed, trialled and tested a new approach to counter-violent-extremism (CVE): the creation and dissemination of counter-narrative messaging online, intended to take back spaces monopolised by extremist propaganda.
http://www.charityjob.co.uk/jobs/counter-narrative-research-fellow/431277?tsId=1&rid=54&utm_source=Indeed&utm_medium=%20aggregator%20&utm_campaign=cpc
No.32935
>>32932
and he's a gay Jew, I'm surprised the BBC hasn't given him fifty shows.
No.32936
>>32932
For a teetotal vegan jewish Gay, he isn't too bad.
No.32937
>>32931
>liberal propaganda machine BBC losing another huge revenue stream
I won't pretend I'm not pleased
No.32938
>>32935
That's why he didn't get a million shows. Merchant wants the goys to become degenerates, not their own kind.
No.32939
https://youtu.be/YXOu4ePnMM8
He was great on popworld too (no idea if any of you remember that)
No.32940
German Lancer cavalryman from 1915. Listening to Dan Carlin's WW1 podcasts. I've read a lot about ww1 and watched a bunch of documentaries, but Jesus wept that war was bloody awful.
No.32941
>>32932
I prefer Mark Lamarr.
No.32942
>>32940
it really was, didn't help that the best the brass could come up with was 'charge the machine guns' over and over, but that's what happens when you appoint someone based on who they are rather than what they can do
No.32943
No.32944
>>32943
I don't masturbate to anime.
No.32945
>>32943
He's a strange one that fellow. He has an air of desperation around him due to all his weird lurid sexual comments he makes about his political opponents.
No.32946
>>32945
Is this the one who's son owns a pimping website?
No.32947
>>32946
Not sure, is he? This guy is some kind of media strategist for the Republicans. That's all I know. He's always coming out with weird shit like when he asked Ann Coulter if Trump paid her for anal.
No.32949
>>32948
Her education is paying dividends now.
No.32950
>>32948
For some reason the left thinks that if a Muslim finds out you think their religion encourages terrorism, they'll become so angry at you they'll become a terrorist
No.32951
No.32952
>>32948
Getting real tired of this strawman. Has ANYONE, *ever*, blamed terrorism on the whole Muslim population?
No.32953
Going to make a papier mâché model of the Parthenon lads. I used to do this stuff all the time as kid but sort of just stopped doing artistic things when I began using the computer.
No.32954
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>32953
THEY SAY OF THE ACROPOLIS WHERE THE PARTHENON IIIIIS.
No.32955
>>32948
>Muslims aren't terrorists!
>but if you upset them they might become terrorists!
Anyone who will resort to terrorism because of comments they don't like, was clearly already a high risk.
No.32956
>>32954
>Stephen Fry
Careful anon there's one guy here who gets really upset about anything to do with fags
No.32957
>>32956
I'm not that guy but I don't really like faggots that much either. I dislike Stephen Fry both for his overt faggotry and his smug liberalism.
>>32955
>Muslims are lovely and peaceful
>But if you upset them they'll join a medieval death cult and behead you
No.32958
>>32954
Strange, I watched that clip a few hours ago.
No.32959
>>32956
never noticed, point out some of his posts?
No.32960
>>32955
Anyone got the screencap that was posted here. It said something like
>if my family died as a result of a countries border policies, I would dedicate my life to terrorizing that country
Some shit like that.
No.32961
so I just insulted some guy on twitter who was proposing we hand over the Falklands to the Argies. I thought he was just your typical lefty nut, turns out it was this guy lmao
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Colquhoun
No.32962
>>32948
she got shot in the head for being educated by muslims, how is she still one?
No.32963
>>32961
Every time I make a twitter I delete it a few days later because there is no point arguing with lefties, or I'm forced to give them my phone number which I won't do and the online numbers haven't worked. I think I'll make another one now though, triggering was always fun.
No.32964
>>32963
>or I'm forced to give them my phone number which I won't do and the online numbers haven't worked.
I've never had that issue. It's asked for my number a few times but it lets me decline with no issue
No.32965
>>32952
I do.
Teachings of the Koran => Terrorism.
Direct causal link, i do not understand why we should exonerate the disingenuous affiliates of terrorists.
"Peaceful Muslims" are either lazy or haven't really read their book. Either way it is an unacceptable thing to identify as.
Why is it wrong to identify as a Nazi but fine to identify as a Muslim?
Objectively speaking, one could very easily argue that Nazi's are the more progressive of the two.
No.32966
No.32967
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HX5xt098ppQ
I hate ladcunts, but I love the mocking of dead muzzies. Gotta admit I enjoy this.
No.32968
>>32965
Sorry m8 but most Muslims aren't actively killing people. The Koran teaches violent expansionism with the end goal of world domination, sure, but there are plenty of sects that don't follow it from a literalist perspective. The ones who actually commit terror attacks are a minority. None of them should be in Europe of course, but to say they're all terrorists is stupid and plays into the left's hands.
No.32969
>>32948
"ahahaha fucking dumb kaffir have fallen for it, praise Allah!"
-Malalalalalaikum Yousakamadik
Nobel Laureate
No.32970
I'm actually glad that the invaders are mostly Muslim and that many of them absolutely hate us. Can you imagine if they weren't? If they were all peaceful Christians or Hindus or something, and wanted to integrate? Europeans would be gone within a few centuries. Integration is fucking terrible, from a racial perspective it's FAR worse than aggressive invaders. Seeing integration as a positive is the epitome of cuckservatism.
Muslims are the only group that will force us to defend our race. And since we are being invaded, I'm glad it's by them - especially since the majority are Sunni scum and there are undoubtedly loads of Wahabists among them too.
No.32971
>>32968
>Sorry m8 but most Muslims aren't actively killing people.
You feeling alright pal?
I don't care if it "plays into the left's hands." you sound like the cucks who say a moratorium on immigration is exactly what ISIS wants, so what? It's what i want.
Hitler would have wanted people to be nice to animals, should we all go and start kicking dogs in the cunt just to spite him? What kind of child's logic is this.
Again with the minority, it was a minority of Nazi's that did the killing, the rest did the post, the washing up, the moral support, the brick-laying and whatever the fuck it is…
I also didn't say "they're all terrorists", just that I think it's fine to blame all muslims for the actions of the really devout muslims who actually take the shit seriously and go out to commit genocide, child rape, iconoclasm etc.
They chose to be affiliated, fuck em. If i woke up one day and said i'm a Nazi, adorned my cool armband and Hugo boss suit, got the toothbrush mustache, would people judge me by the content of my character? No, - then why do Pakis get special treatment?
No.32972
>>32971
Most Muslims aren't actively killing people, that's just a fact. That doesn't mean any of them should be in Europe. The problem isn't really Islam anyway, is it? The problem is the mass influx of foreigners that will end up breeding us out of existence unless something is done about it. As I said above, I'd rather any mass influx of foreigners be Muslim than not because they're the only ones that will force us to defend ourselves. I don't really know what your problem is.
No.32973
>>32972
not him but I see your point. Any other group could take huge advantage of our cuck government's extreme leniency towards nonwhites/foreigners and milk us. Only muslims are so barbaric and stupid they can't be subtle about it. That's why the refugees aren't coming over here crying and saying "thank you kind euros" they're vandalising, harassing people and demanding more.
No.32974
>>32973
If it were the Chinese flooding in we'd be absolutely fucked. As it stands though Africans, Arabs and Pakis, and to a lesser extent Indians are brute peoples.
No.32975
>Theres a new batman cartoon for me to watch.
Feeling pretty comfy lads.
No.32976
I wonder how much lower my life can get before I have to kill myself.
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No.32978
Lads, I sent an email to my council complaining about my wheelie bin that I mentioned a few days ago. >>32917
Yesterday morning some people came and emptied it.
No.32979
I'm so fucking lonely lads.
No.32980
>>32979
a-atleast you have us anon
No.32981
how is everyone today? Thread's been kind of slow. I actually just got out of jail/court yesterday. It was nothing major, had a bit of a breakdown. I've been put on bail and deferred for good behaviour, worst case scenario I'll get a fine, best case nothing. Going to see the doctor on monday.
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>>32982
I don't really remember much honestly, that's about as much as I can tell you
No.32984
>>32981
Did the police finally get you for stealing that Casino chip?
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No.32986
>>32984
Nope kek, too slippery for that. I was charged with "possession of a bladed article"
basically a meme offence
No.32987
>>32980
>>32981
I realised today that I never speak to anyone outside of work, I don't even really speak to my parents who I live with.
I was in the city yesterday, I go in most weeks just to buy something, some food and sometimes a new book or whatever, fills the hole a little bit. Yesterday I was walking around and just didn't want to buy anything. I was standing there just thinking "what's the fucking point" all these people in the city rushing past me and not one gives a shit about me.
I just really wish I had an IRL friend. Sometimes online stuff just doesn't so it.
No.32988
>>32986
Why did you have a bladed article? How did the police find it?
No.32990
What's for lunch lads?
>chicken slices sandwich
>Tyrells hand-cooked crisps (cheddar and onion)
>tunnocks tea cake
No.32991
>>32990
My mother left me this microwave burger that is one of the most disgusting things I've ever tasted. The bread is like cardboard, the burger is god awful and I can't get the taste of that 'cheese' out of my mouth.
No.32992
>>32990
I had leftover chinese this morning and I'm still sort of full really.
>>32987
have you thought about starting with your parents? Maybe just speaking to your mother or father more for practice's sake. Doesn't need to be about anything serious, just sit down and spend as long as you feel comfortable asking them about their day or whatever, then head back up stairs.
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>>32993
I quite like this actually.I like to use kidney beans and add hotsauce to it. I sometimes add a little bit of cheese too.
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>>32990
Porridge with apple banana and raspberries, it's actually my breakfast though since I got out of bed at 1.
No.32996
>>32992
I mentioned my parents simply to stress how little I talk to people. I'd rather be lonely than talk to my parents more than I do, they're terrible people. I'm aware how edgy that sounds, but it's true.
No.32997
>>32996
not everyone has decent parents, why don't you just slowly up the level of conversation you have with your work colleagues?
No.32998
>>32979
>>32987
>I'm so fucking lonely
>I never speak to anyone
>I just really wish I had an IRL friend
I know this feel, it's the worst feel of them all.
No.32999
>>32987
>>32998
>tfw it is literally LITERALLY impossible to make new friends without at least one existing friend
>tfw once you hit 0 you are out of the game permanently
No.33000
>>32999
That's not true at all. It sounds like an excuse not to try.
No.33001
>>32999
I believe it's possible, but not while we're I assume you are too NEET. I've asked around a lot on 8chan, and it seems that once you start some kind of education/employment/training, there is a small chance that someone will try to befriend you or you can attempt to befriend someone yourself, but that's improbable if anyone else with literally zero friends are anything like me, and you can work your way up from there.
Until we escape NEEThood though, there's not much else we can do. I still haven't overcome my phobia of public transport yet, and I've still got a long way to go with regards to overcoming social anxiety disorder, so I won't be joining any random groups or meetups any time soon. I will get there eventually though, it's just taking a lot of time to work through my issues.
No.33002
>>33000
I disagree with the word "permanently", but it's definitely a hell of a lot harder to make a friend than if you have a even a single, pre-existing friend.
How many times have you read this story:
>be me 2 years ago
>have social anxiety
>never had girlfriend
>one day out of the blue, an old friend/cousin/whoever invites me to a party/gathering/whatever
>have a few drinks, come out of my shell
>get along well with some guy/girl
>we all live socially ever after
No.33003
>>32997
I'm trying to, but were discouraged from talking in work because muh productivity, and while I've got a couple of them as friends on normiebook I feel like I'd be bothering them if I just randomly messaged them.
No.33004
>>32999
I've not had an irl friend for 10 years. Its been so long I don't even remember what friendship is like. I've had penpal friends, I used to write real life letters to people and made some good friends that way but nothing irl.
In the past I was always quite happy being this way. It was always a choice on my part not to make friends. I've never met anyone I wanted to be friends with. I'm currently NEET but I usually drift in and out of work. I've never met anyone in working life that I wanted as a friend.
But I am starting to think that I'm probably missing out on something without friendship.
No.33006
>>33003
>discouraged from talking in work
Dystopian lol, things like this are why the term "wage slave" exists. Unless you're doing something extremely complicated or dangerous it's inexcusable.
No.33007
>>33006
>>33006
>lol
EVERY TIME I FORGET ABOUT IT EVERY TIME REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
No.33008
>>33006
yeah, that's pretty fucked up. you should be allowed to make chit chat to your coworkers.
No.33009
>>33003
Where do you work?
No.33010
Why the fuck am I so fatigued?
No.33011
>>33010
Too much thinking.
This is why norimes are so full of energy.
No.33012
>>33010
depression? or just doing nothing means your body gets bored, go for a walk or something
No.33013
I'm almost feeling good about seeing the Doctor tomorrow lads, I've been meaning to get therapy for a while, I think I've been needing the push. Maybe I'll get some dank new meds too.
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>>33014
>brit/pol/acks
deserve to be gassed
No.33016
>>33009
I'm the wageslave that works in an Asda freezer.
Today in work I was chatting to one of my coworkers, we'd literally been talking for 2 minutes then a manager comes around the corner and says that we should be working.
That was the longest conversation I had today.
No.33017
>>33016
Yeah, asda is probably the worst supermarket you can ever work in. Maybe because it's owned by Wallmart.
No.33019
Took a look a couple of family member's instagram/twitter accounts. Truly amazing how different they are, I'm the only one who didn't turn out well. They practically ignored me the last time I saw them and I don't blame them, I clearly didn't belong, I'm like an alien to them. Got me thinking how they could never comprehend what I am, or what it is like to be me. In fact I doubt they ever think about me apart from when we see each other every few years. I want to know what they think of me though, when they do. Shame? Apathy? Disgust?
No.33020
>>33019
I feel like that a lot, my siblings and parents are all such normies
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No.33022
Based Michael Caine on the EU referendum: https://vine.co/v/ieF1wlU2U22
No.33023
>>33019
>I'm the only one who didn't turn out well.
You mean "didn't turn out well yet", unless you're a couple of months away from death. Assuming they're just generic normalfags, is that really turning out well at all?
>They practically ignored me the last time I saw them
If you don't want to be ignored, you have to be more forceful and squeeze your way into their "attention", like they do to each other. If you just sit/stand there by yourself in silence, hunched over and sulking with a face of misery, other people will assume you do not wish to be talked to. That's exactly what I used to do around family until very recently, so I know what that's like, and I now know that it's possible to change and "fit in" a little more if you start working on yourself little by little, even if you consider yourself a completely lost cause right now.
>I clearly didn't belong, I'm like an alien to them
The main difference is likely the amount of time you've spent alone and over-thinking your past interactions, which they've spent doing practically anything to not feel lonely and to prevent their minds from eating themselves. Normalfags aren't as happy, successful, or well-liked as they convey themselves to be, in fact most of them are quite miserable and unfulfilled on the inside. As the saying goes, don't compare other people's cherry-picked highlight reel to your entire life experience, especially not your backstage moments.
No.33024
my brains are so fried lads, I hope I get prescribed something good on monday. Do any of you get pills (not SSRIs) that help with stress or anxiety? Do you think I might get xanax?
No.33025
>>33024
I'm not taking anything, out of my own choice, I'm dead set on sorting my life out without using drugs. I've already gotten through the worst of depression without taking anything not within the last 6 years anyway, and I've been making good progress on reducing anxiety simply through consistent reframing, exposure, and sticking to routines.
No.33026
>>33025
That's good to hear man. Anxiety never used to be a major problem for me, it's new and I'm not even sure if it is anxiety or something else. I'm all twitchy and all over the place at the moment. I don't know, I can't think straight. It's like some wires have gotten loose or something.
If you want to natty fight depression you should try fish oil too, it can be expensive but taking like 5 capsules a day (most people who take them for general health take one or two) can be pretty beneficial.
No.33027
>>33025
That's wise anon. I'm not a total conspiracy nut but I wouldn't be surprised if many medications for depression, anxiety and the like also intend to make you more complacent.
No.33028
>>33027
I don't know about that, they're sort of meant to mellow you out to stop you from killing yourself, so of course they will make you more complacent. It's more that we still don't fully understand how all these medications work with the brain and whether or not they're worth taking. I think it really depends on the individual.
No.33029
>>33027
>Just shut my brain down fam
Seems like what they do in a lot of cases to me. They might stop you feeling depressed, but they can also stop you from feeling anything at all.
No.33030
>>33027
>>33029
That's exactly what the various antidepressants did to me years ago, I just became an emotionless, feelless zombie. I've also read that they can make you permanently depressed with long-term usage, so they just doesn't seem worth it to me.
I'd rather tackle the source of the problems, which for me was my lifestyle (sleeping at random times, eating shitty food with no nutrition, staying in my room on my computer all day everyday, never going outside, not talking to anybody including family or online, etc.) and my self-destructive thinking process.
No.33031
Are you NEETS finally daring to go outside ? I'll look forward to maybe passing you in the street. Stay strong /britfeel/ it's not as scary as you all think
No.33032
>>33031
>Are you NEETS finally daring to go outside ?
Yeah, started leaving the house around April/May last year, and I've been ramping up the regularity and distance ever since.
>it's not as scary as you all think
Can confirm, I was absolutely terrified of even just standing in my back garden this time last year, now I can comfortably walk for miles by myself. I still haven't taken a bus or walked around the city on my own, but I'm definitely going to do it this year.
>Stay strong /britfeel/
Thanks sheepnormie, how have you been keeping anyway?
No.33033
>>33031
I had no idea you still browsed here sheepman
No.33034
>>33032
>Yeah, started leaving the house around April/May last year, and I've been ramping up the regularity and distance ever since.
you've documented it here quite a bit, would it be creepy if I said I know? Buses wouldn't be good place to start, it's buses where the nutters hang out. I'd recommend headphones, I like the little in your ear thingies as you can keep one in and one out, people see the one in a don't try and talk to you but with one out you still get the benefit of being aware. 🍀
>Thanks sheepnormie, how have you been keeping anyway?
am good thanks or should I say baa-nging? glad to be back to into routine after the xmas drama.
>I had no idea you still browsed here sheepman
like I could leave you ♥
No.33035
>>33034
>am good thanks or should I say baa-nging?
No.33036
>Trump just retweeted someone called @WhiteGenocide
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump
No.33038
>>33036
this won't stump him™
No.33039
>>33024
There isn't a chance in hell you'll get Xanax in the UK.
You might get Diazepam if you're really really lucky. But expect nothing more than SSRIs.
No.33040
>>33039
b-but I don't want the serotonin jew
No.33041
>>33040
Benzos aren't that much better.
They are addictive as fuck.
No.33042
>>33040
Tough shit goy, enjoy lying on your bed all day in mindless atrophy.
No.33043
>>33034
>that picture
Kek'd, thanks sheepbro
No.33044
>>33038
he's retweeted plenty of redpill material, including a picture highlighting the disproportionate murder rates of American blacks.
That didn't stump him, nothing will.
No.33045
>>32988
can we have an answer to this please, I thought it was an instant jail setence for carrying a knife ?
No.33046
>>33022
He also commented on the recent controversy of nigs boycotting the oscars because the nominations are all white
> "There's loads of black actors. In the end you can't vote for an actor because he's black. You can't say 'I'm going to vote for him, he's not very good, but he's black, I'll vote for him'," he told BBC Radio 4's Today.
> "You have to give a good performance and I'm sure people have. Of course it will come. It took me years to get an Oscar, years," he added.
No.33047
>>33034
>you've documented it here quite a bit, would it be creepy if I said I know?
I'm honestly more surprised that you've been lurking here the whole time.
>Buses wouldn't be good place to start
Eh, I know they're pretty shitty and you sometimes get weird fucks talking to you, but I've at least been on buses before unlike many other things I want to achieve, so it seems less scary and more doable. And honestly, I would be glad to have some random nutter try to talk to me, I really need practice with talking/listening and that's hard when you're NEET and don't have any friends.
Being able to travel without getting a lift from my parents would also give me a lot more personal freedom. It's going to have to happen before I try to do anything else, it doesn't even really require talking, unlike phone calls (another area I've yet to make progress on).
No.33049
>>33047
To be fair, with the nutters you get on buses, you know they're crazy, so do you think you could talk to them easier, knowing they're not some normie who could be judging you?
No.33050
>Go past the TV downstairs
>Coronation Street is on
>Sally Webster asks some shitskin "As a minority, do you feel represented in this society?"
>Walk past again 5 minutes later
>There's a character with downsyndrome
There's no escape.
No.33051
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>33050
On the rare occasions I watch TV I'm really surprised at how blatant the propaganda is. Even though I don't watch it I still can't escape it because incredibly that garbage actually has an effect on real people.
Vid kind of related.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-kcAgVN1wGo
No.33053
>>33050
I got super bored in once and watched every episode of corrie from 2007 till well now still
No.33054
>>33053
Jesus Christ, think of all the things you could have done with that time, even just playing vidya all day would have been a better use of time.
Personally I can't stand any of the soaps, they irritate me.
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No.33056
>Doctor Who is getting a new showrunner.
>BBC has decided to save the next series of Who until 2017, because theres the olympics and the "euros"going on in 2016.
We cant have a sci fi show for an extra year because there's some sports on, the BBC sure know their audience.
No.33057
>>33053
I just worked it out (thanks Corrie wiki) and between the start of 2007 to September 2015, there were 2285 episodes of Coronation Street.
If we base on an average episode length of 20 minutes, (minus adverts and disregarding the special-length eps) that's about 760 hours of corrie, or 31 straight days.
>tfw you get so bored you waste a literal month of your existance watching a shit tv soap
No.33058
>>33054
>>33055
at that time I was just laying in bed 23 hours a day and pissing in botttles
No.33059
>>33057
it was just something I used to ride out a really bad point in my life
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No.33068
A few months ago I would've thought this was an accident but since then he's proven to be a genius when it comes to playing the media.
>They're taking the bait